The Official E-Zine of the
Utah Association of Geocachers


Issue 2 -- February 2004

Table of Contents

Cover Page

A Tribute to UtahJean

Getting to Know UtahJean

UtahJean Statistics and Stuff

The January Snowshoe/Cross-Country Skiing Event


Regular Features

Updates and Notes

Chuckles

Credits


Submission Guidelines


UTAG Home

    
Updates and Notes

An Update to the Benchmark Hunting article in the Premier Issue

The Benchmark Hunting Section (www.geocaching.com/mark) of the GC.com website has been significantly upgraded. Check it out, this is what cache pages will look like in the near future. Now, a benchmark search will show all recorded benchmarks in the area, including ones presumed destroyed. The ones that used to be marked with a skull are now marked with a "?" (These are the ones that have been presumed destroyed by the NGS). Other helpful icons are now in use too, and are described at the bottom of the screen. When the entire GC.com site is moved over to its new codebase, we should also be able to "watch" benchmarks, add new benchmarks to the database, get benchmark pocket queries, and there will be a benchmark tab at the left side of the main screen, with all of the other ones. The benchmark database will also be updated soon, with more recent NGS data.

Thanks Jeremy Irish!!!

For those who can't wait & want benchmark pocket queries now, e-mail us and we'll tell you how to do it!!! You don't even have to be a premium member at GC.com.

dino_hunters


Accomplishments of Note

  • On Saturday, February 21, 2004, JeeperDad won the "Snapshot of the Week" contest on Outdoors with Doug Miller with his photo of a big horn sheep he took while grabbing the Hole in the Rock cache recently.
  • Kimbest surpassed the 750-Cache mark. Click here to see the UTAG Hall of Fame.

  • Dryfly2669 surpassed the 500-Cache mark. Click here to see the UTAG Hall of Fame.


     


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